This is absolutely insane. Over 5 USD for donated books that may have writing inside them? No way Jose! I'm taking my business somewhere else! I could purchase these same used products even online for cheaper! Not worth the money and expensive! read more

St Vincent De Paul - Prices of media - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Kenmore, Washington

A few years back, we saw a Lodge dutch oven. They wanted 99.00 but I told him that's too much for me to spend. He sold it to me for 50.00 plus tax. It's a hit or miss for clothing, lots of dishes, kitchenware. Fair amount of books. read more

It's nothing but stuff that's ready for the dump Nobody welcomes you there and it stinks read more

LARGE selection of Children's Books, however I had to leave with a small fraction of what I would have purchased had the prices not been outrageous! $3.49 flat for all Children's Books is insane! I always hear how Goodwill is overpriced, but apparently not with books as they have Children's Books for $1.29. SVDP Kenmore has such a large amount of Children's Books it makes me wonder why they are priced so high? The cashier was helpful and kind. read more

it was a good experience, though prices are increasing remember who you're selling to not the rich

great place fir donations, you can drop off various items call ahead to be sure they are accepting your specific donations

Such a great thrift store, just a little confused why there's a coffin in the store. Love coming here usually. read more

St Vincent De Paul - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Kenmore, Washington

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There is so much crap here, and they charge a lot. There are broken toys. They sell "art," and it's insane what they charge. The place smells like B.O. and cigarettes. They used to have cool drinking glasses, not any more. read more

St Vincent De Paul - $1,500 for this? WTF!!! - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Kenmore, Washington

My partner and I didn't appreciate the two employees who were on our heels the entire time we were in the store. We left and did not buy anything. Definitely won't be back. read more

There are NO fitting rooms here. Which for me is huge. Good book selection but otherwise not a ton of clothes and even so you don't know what will fit. read more

Nice & quiet store, I was greeted with a friendly hello from every employee that I passed. By far the most organized thrift store I've been in. No clothes dropped on the floor and everything is color coordinated. Refreshing to see good prices, some thrift stores are now charging regular prices for second hand clothes now. I didn't see any clothes over $7. read more

Stealing money. Advertised a 50% off and charged a full amount. Bridged aka the manager, told me to F off straight into my face and said she can do nothing about it. read more

St Vincent De Paul - She gave me this recipe and said "I don't care if I loose it this is all I can do" - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Kenmore, Washington

I'll admit, I don't often go to St. Vinnie's thrift stores. They just seem sort of neglected and dingy, and often aren't very well maintained. This location was pretty typical -- a large footprint, yet somehow there's never anything I want to buy. When you walk in, there's a checkstand and a jewelry case right at the front, with women's clothing in front of you, men's clothing and housewares to the right, and furniture to the left. The fixtures, the linoleum, the shelves, everything just seems run-down and dirty, and it's kind of depressing. The last time I was there, they had a large bin of what looked like day-old bread at the entrance, so there might be a food bank component here as well? Prices are high for what they have. I think partly it's because they frequently have colored tag discounts or storewide 50% off sales, but that means that the regular prices are unrealistic. The clothing is dated without actually being vintage. I never find designer label clothes or collectibles/antiques here, which is what I'd *actually* be willing to pay higher prices for. If you're more interested in furniture or books, or if you're looking for clothes to tear up and reconstruct for costumes, you might have better luck at this store than I do. Otherwise, take a pass on this one. read more

I found a few amazing items in the store such as coffee mugs, tea cups and candle holders. If you are like me who enjoys having tea parties with grand children, this is a great place to buy cups. If they break, no worries. read more

I love to shop here! Not because I am (ahem) not rich, but because you can get so much stuff for CHEAP! I mean, what's wrong with getting a used blender for $6.00 or a used but very clean hardback novel for two bucks, or a pair of jeans for $7.00! I come here mostly for the books and the vids, and believe it or not, I am still a fan of VHS. Tapes are only $0.99 each, and CD's and DVD's are only $1.99 each. You can furnish your whole house here if you're on a budget. All the furniture and home appliances and knick knacks are in fine condition, and with $100 you could have a field day here. Sometimes there is a satisfaction in not being rich, in not having to have the latest and greatest of everything. I'm not afraid to say that I love to shop at St. Vincent's read more

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This place was a bit messy and had some stuff that most likely won't sell, but there were some hidden gems here. I found a popular book for only $2 and my husband found some video game stuff for a steal. Definitely worth checking out. read more

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul THRIFT SHOP in Kenmore is an excellent "general store," with a great selection of useful things, furniture and clothing. It is reliably staffed and clean and also served by volunteers. Prices are good especially on half-price days. Through the pandemic, they've masked up and encouraged masking. What's important to me: If you donate to SVDP, more than 95% of the value of the goods you give go directly to the charity, from what I've learned, beyond the good works the organization does for the homeless and needy. That's important in comparing this org to competing for-profit establishments where far less goes to the actual charity mission. My only suggestion: Get a really top merchandiser/ designer to do a pro-bono bit of a facelift on the interior decor and placement of items. read more

This is my grandsons account I'm new to this but I wanted to share my experience because it really touched me I Went to donate a few things last Monday I'm a elderly gentleman so it's hard for me to carry things and the kind young man working was very understanding and helped me I would definitely donate/shop here again he honestly restored my faith in the youth of today and I hope to see him again soon read more

The grubby bearded curmudgeon working the drop off area needs to crawl back under his rock. If you are expecting to be yelled at for dropping items off, then you'll be right at home here. If you are like me, and have never dropped anything off, find the missing handbook before you go. This will explain there used to be a stop sign, and you aren't to pull ahead of where that used to be. As a bonus, look forward to having someone mutter their loath for you under their breath - because you should automatically know all things related to drop off. Perhaps a sign at the entrance explaining the process. But then again you wouldn't have an excuse for treating everyone like shit! read more

Well well well, I consider myself an American Picker (of thrift stores). I misjudged this place, they DO have treasures to be found. I have brought home some good deals here. I only go for the furniture, lamps, kitchenware, art, and barware. I can't speak for the clothing. I have picked up awesome beer steins here. The staff is pretty cool once you get to know them. Make sure to sign up for the VIP email list. read more

St Vincent De Paul - Ok which one of you threw in the towel? - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Kenmore, Washington

This is just like Goodwill store, though it is downgraded version of it. The place is big and has a lot of stuff to browse through. Though the quality of how they keep merchandise is not what I expected. Many things have dust all over and just standing there. Electrics do not look promising to work at all... I'm pretty sure some of them work still, but it is a bit risky. You can bring in to donate your stuff here! Pros: divided into categories so easy to find what you're looking for. A lot of clothes. Furniture, records and cassettes, dvd, videos as well. Kids toys are also available. Cons: very dusty. some things just look like standing there forever. The place is not clean so if you have asthma or some sort, I wouldn't recommend going in there. read more

St Vincent De Paul - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Kenmore, Washington

A lot of really old stuff from grandma and grandpa's deserted house. I like thrift stores and have found some really great deals there. This one though seems to just broker in musty, dusty stuff that is from 1980 or earlier. Prices are high for what I saw - $2 for a paperback novel from the '60's - but maybe they have some good things I didn't see that were reasonably priced. Will come back and see if they get anything in that's more recent or any antiques. read more

So, we were doing a thrift store crawl searching for buried treasures. There aren't a lot of thrift stores in my area so we decided to try this one in Kenmore. This place is a hole. I have never been to thrift store where the clientele frightened me, until now. Basically, if you live in a tent and decorate your dwelling with used needles, by all means, go. You'll feel right at home at this store. However, if you're looking for a deal, but don't want to take your child's, or your life in your hands, skip this place. You'll be glad you did. read more

I've been to this location twice in like 3 days. The first time I scored a few toys for cheap. So, I had to go back for more. On my first trip, I want to note an announcement made over the loudspeaker. They basically said "We won't clean up after you, so pick up after yourselves." The people at Shoreline Seattle Children's Bargain Boutique should follow that same thing -- make a statement to ALL your customers, not the baby who can't even speak for himself or the SAHM whose "recreational time" is spent shopping at thrift stores. Anyway, this store is more organized than the Lynnwood location that shut down. The book section is especially organized. I also like the furniture section. On my most recent trip, I found a Step 2 push car (sells new for ~ $60). It didn't have a price tag, but I took it to the cashier anyway. He looked at it and told me it was $12! Then he asked if I wanted it. Uh, hell yeah! My son loves it so much. It made the purchase even better. If I continue to find great bargains there, I'll definitely increase my rating. For now, it's a four until I get more. read more

Dropped by to donate our stuff . Sad thing is they don't really care . " Well just drop your stuff over there" No "thank for donating with us " no nothing . Going back to donating at good will . read more

This review is more about the donation process than the shopping experience. I have attempted to donate and successfully donated several times. I brought by household items that were clean and in good shape and boxes of books. My husband and I have been turned away many times without even so much as a look at what we're bringing in. Just this weekend I brought in 8 large bags of quality clothing items, washed and folded, and didn't even get any eye contact let alone a thank you. I'd rather not come back and donate again. read more

Well, there is no longer any point in keeping this quiet :) This is one of my clothes shopping haunts. Seriously, used clothes are best. Guys throw them out when they don't fit and there is lots of good stuff, as long as I don't baloon out like the general population. On the rare occasion I need to wear a tie, why would I want to pay full price when there are lots of ties here for a buck or two a piece? Womens clothes - well, since you gals wear something once and donate it - what better place to shop than a thrift store and this one has profits going to charity. read more

AI love a good thrift store. A three is just about right for SVDP. Not horrible, not impressive. I did find a couple items but the pickings were slim. There was no musty smell in the store and it was fairly clean but the set up and atmosphere was just dated and dingy. Employees were friendly. I dunno, it's okay. Prices are on the high side. Sorry, not paying $20 for used jeans at a thrift shop. read more

QUICK SUMMARY: If you wanna pop some tags, this isn't the place for you. Poor clothes selection. Overpriced knick-knacks. Unfriendly staff. FULL REVIEW: I like thrift shops and looking around for vintage goods. Unless this store is having one of their regular 50% off sale, items are overpriced and good items are scarce. Drive a bit up the road and check out Goodwill on 145th and 15th. read more

I like this St. Vinny locale - I don't know why - but I have always liked it, it's old, but it's got a lot of good, cheap junk. And if you don't mind digging you can find some gems! Just last week I got an almost brand new set of pastel oils for 99 cents!! The same day my friend found one of those cast iron dinosaur cake pans from Williams Sonoma here for $6 - c'mon now, you gotta admit that is a smokin' deal!!! The same day we also found an old irish linen tablecloth for less than $20 - how can you go wrong??? And, I just have to mention this - we gave away these pins at my work for some cause - they had one in the 'collectible' case - entertainment like that is priceless! Plenty of parking - after you can go over to Bastyr University and have a healthy lunch or the bowling alley (Kenmore Lanes) and have a not-so-healthy lunch. read more

Not a large selection of clothing but what they do have is of decent quality and it's well organized. Clothing prices are the same as other thrift stores in the area. Very large book and furniture selection. I was in a hurry so I didn't get enough time to browse but I will definitely come back to spend some time looking at the books. The bathroom is rather hideous. Customer service is good and friendly. They offer a discount for students or military. read more

First time here and I was happy to find very inexpensive pregnancy and birth books to help build my women's health library. The woman at the counter was also very kind and accommodating. Hope to frequent this place in the future! read more

A quickstop to resupply my furious fingers with dexterity enabling bicycle packet. I even offered to showcase a snippet of my talents and was reward with a discount that effectively removed the tax which would have destroyed my dollar deal. read more

My go to thrift shop in Kenmore This is my go to thrift shop in Kenmore. They have great prices on all sorts of amazing random stuff. I have found so many things I needed here from a sound bar for my TV to vintage furniture, tools and parts for almost any project all for a fraction of the cost of buying new. You may have to wait and look but it seems it will eventually show up here. If you need anything ask the staff. They are always helpful and will work wit you on prices if you are respectful. read more

This St. Vincent's is ok when you need a quick thrift pick-me-up, but it's not one of the better locations. The furniture and book sections are well organized, but the clothing tends to be a bit out of control. I tend to just glance over the collectibles and housewares section because the shelves always seem to be too crowded to really look at the items they have available. read more

This store is bigger than I thought it would be. I wouldn't really go here for clothing. They don't have much selection for men's clothing. However, the furniture section in the back is a decent size and they have a great selection of books. I like how they have actually taken the time to alphabetize their books. I always hate going through books in thrift stores that are all out of order. Nicely done here. I didn't actually purchase anything so I'm not sure how the staff are, but I might return someday to see if they've got new furniture in. read more

I thought I needed to share what happened at St. Vincent's a couple of months ago. I was followed around the store by an elder man who had long white hair and a white beard. He followed me around and winked and whistled at me. He attempted to corner me but I hustled up to the check out. I told the clerk and he said he would speak to the owner and make sure he wouldn't come in again. The last time I went in, which was last month, he was there again. This time I brought my boyfriend with me so he wouldn't harass me. He is a bigger man, with all white hair. read more

I don't know how they sort through all that stuff. Thank you for doing what you do. We feel good about helping but thankful for the support of you doing this to help others. read more

As far as thrift stores go, this one is pretty typical, except that it is huge. The prices are on par with Goodwill and on the day I went, they were having a sale, all orange tags $0.99. The cashiers and staff were all pleasant and friendly. I used the bathroom while I was there and it was not as bad as I expected, certainly not nice, but acceptable considering that it was in a thrift store. We'll definitely be back! read more

It's a great place to treasure hunt, to find gems that you found not find anywhere else. The staff is super helpful and friendly apart from one buzz kill , you find a job that makes you happy , talking to people and being friendly is not the path for you . Last time I was here picked up army inform for my Soldier zombie costume and a shark steam cleaner and found forty bucks in the parking lot , score one for the good guys read more